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Post 54 made on Monday December 29, 2014 at 01:41
sofa_king_CI
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On December 29, 2014 at 00:43, edizzle said...
Ok, just very quickly before i go to bed.

HP envy 15t

15" FHD touchscreen
i7 quad core
256gb
backlit keyboard
16gb
2gb nvidia geforce 840m
built in optical drive

$1409

15" macbookpro
inferior i7 quad core
512gb
backlit keyboard
16gb
2gb nvidia geforce 750m
no optical

$2578 + windows

very close in specs there is nothing i do that i need the resolution on the laptop itself, so retina is useless to me. EVERYTHING else is biased towards the Envy for $1000 less!!

[Link: cpu-world.com]

Okay, well that's kind of shit, because Retina High Res display is a big reason I want it. And On my must have list, especially when doing Graphics work. I have a 1080p screen now and its better. I HATE working on my older lower rez laptops. But the 1080 is at times still not enough, and I just don't want to deal with it.

Those CPU comparisons are cool, but the maxed MBP I was looking at has the i7-4980HQ, technically better than the 4710HQ that the HP has (not MQ).

BUT, even at that, even if the CPU actually was slightly less, inferior is a pretty strong word, they are pretty damn close in performance.

[Link: cpuboss.com]

What the hell is with a 256 gb ssd. I NEED more than that. Even the damn HP $2300 Zbook is only a 256 GB and none of them have an option to go any bigger.

The FACT is that a truly comparable PC laptop is probably damn near the same price.  What you list above is closer to a non-retina 13" MBP

The Crappy part is that you had me excited. I pulled up the HP and they look nice, but then seeing there isn't an option for even a 512 SSD or a higher rez monitor, I was let down. I can probably give on the high rez display, when it comes to time savings, this is where they can really help. Plus I need at least a 512 SSD. I don't like thinking or worrying about running out of space.

So I would at minimum have to spend another $500 on top of the $1400 to get a good SSD replacement.

I'm not looking for people to talk me into settling for less. I'm looking for comparable PC hardware options. The closest thing HP has is the OMEN 15, still lacking high rez display and settling for the inferior :)  i7-4710HQ cpu, but it's at $2200 already.
 
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